If your washing machine has a bad odor due to multiple loads of laundry, it might be time to do some cleaning and deodorizing. Here are some simple ways to reduce the odor in your washing machine and get it clean.
Let it Air Out
One thing you can do every time you wash your clothes is leave the washing machine door open after you are done using it. This will air it out and give the standing water inside the machine a chance to dry.
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Make A Temporary Air Conditioner With Items You Have Around Your House
If you get caught in the heat with an air conditioner that doesn't want to work, you'll want to have an HVAC technician come out as soon as you can. However, HVAC repair companies can be very busy, especially when it first starts heating up and everyone turns on their AC for the first time in months. You can make a temporary air conditioner you can use to cool off a room in your house until the technician is able to come out to fix your unit.
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Heat Your Home With The Warmth Of The Earth
Just a few feet underground lies all the heat homeowners need to warm their homes. Heating systems based on the use of fossil fuels have grown more efficient. However, they still rely on heating sources that can vary in supply and price according to extraction technology and political stability in other countries.
Fossil fuels such as oil and natural gas are also believed to contribute to climate change from the release of carbon into the atmosphere.
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3 Ways To Save Wear And Tear On Your Air Conditioner And Minimize The Need For Repairs
If you're like most homeowners, you rely on your air conditioner to keep you comfortable at least part of the year. But if your AC has already seen lots of wear and tear, you may be hesitant to use it all the time this summer. You can minimize the need for repairs and even save yourself some money on your energy costs if you alternate your AC usage with other cooling methods:
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